Scale with Confidence

DevOps & CloudInfrastructure Services

Stop firefighting deployments. We build CI/CD pipelines that let your team ship features daily with confidence—automated testing, security scanning, and zero-downtime deployments included.

99.9%
Uptime SLA
10x
Faster Deployments
50+
Pipelines Built
24/7
Monitoring

CI/CD Platforms We Master

No vendor lock-in. We build pipelines using the tools your team already knows, or help you adopt the right platform for your stack.

Jenkins

The most flexible open-source automation server. Perfect for complex, customized pipelines with extensive plugin ecosystem.

  • Declarative & Scripted Pipelines
  • 1800+ Plugins Available
  • Self-hosted Control

Azure DevOps

Microsoft's comprehensive DevOps platform. Ideal for enterprises using Azure cloud and Microsoft ecosystem.

  • Azure Pipelines YAML
  • Built-in Boards & Repos
  • Enterprise Security

AWS CI/CD

Native AWS services for seamless integration. CodePipeline, CodeBuild, and CodeDeploy for AWS-first architectures.

  • CodePipeline Orchestration
  • CodeBuild & CodeDeploy
  • Native AWS Integration
Pipeline Architecture

Enterprise-Grade CI/CD Pipeline

Our battle-tested pipeline architecture ensures every code change is built, tested, scanned for vulnerabilities, and deployed with confidence.

1

Build Stage

Compile code, resolve dependencies, and create build artifacts. Version-tagged and ready for testing.

MavenGradlenpmDockerPython
2

Test Stage

Run unit tests, integration tests, and generate code coverage reports. Quality gates enforced.

JUnitJestPytestSelenium
3

Security Stage

Comprehensive security scanning: code quality, dependencies, containers, and secrets detection.

SonarQubeTrivyGitleaksOWASP
4

Deploy Stage

Automated deployment using Ansible. Single artifact promoted across all environments.

AnsibleTerraformK8sHelm
pipeline.yml
# simple configuration, no pipeline code required

# =========================
# PROJECT METADATA (REQUIRED)
# =========================
project:
  PROJECT_NAME: "socialmedia"        # string | any project name
  COMPONENT_NAME: "api"              # string | api, backend, frontend, worker, service
  VERSION: "v1.0"                    # string | v1.0, v1.2.3, 1.0.0, release-2025
  PROJECT_TYPE: "non-docker"         # enum | docker | non-docker (ONLY these two)

# =================================================
# NON-DOCKER CONFIGURATION (USED WHEN PROJECT_TYPE = non-docker)
# =================================================
non_docker_configuration:
  COMPILER: "node"                   # enum | node | java | go | python | dotnet
  COMPILER_VERSION: "20.15.1"        # string | 18.x, 20.x, 1.22.3 (go), 17 (java)
  BUILD_TOOL: "npm"                  # enum | npm | yarn | pnpm | maven | gradle | go
  BUILD_COMMAND: "npm install --production" 
                                     # string | any valid build command
                                     # examples:
                                     # - npm run build
                                     # - mvn clean package
                                     # - go build -o app main.go
  BUILD_ARTIFACTS: "."               # string | ., dist/, build/, target/*.jar, binary-name

# ===============================================
# DOCKER CONFIGURATION (USED WHEN PROJECT_TYPE = docker)
# (REMOVE non_docker_configuration IF USING THIS)
# ===============================================
# docker_configuration:
#   HOST_PORT: 8080                  # number | 80, 3000, 8080
#   CONTAINER_PORT: 3000             # number | 3000, 8080
#   DOCKERFILE_PATH: "Dockerfile"    # string | Dockerfile, docker/Dockerfile
#   DOCKER_BUILD_ARGS: "--no-cache"  # string | optional
#   DOCKER_RUNTIME_ARGS: "-e NODE_ENV=production"
#                                   # string | optional

# ======================
# TEST CONFIGURATION (OPTIONAL)
# ======================
test:
  TEST_COMMAND: "npm test"           # string | npm test | mvn test | go test ./...

# ======================
# SONAR CONFIGURATION (OPTIONAL)
# ======================
sonar:
  SONAR_PROJECT_KEY: "socialmedia-api" 
                                     # string | defaults to PROJECT_NAME-COMPONENT_NAME
  SONAR_EXCLUDE_PATHS: "node_modules/**,test/**"
                                     # string | comma-separated glob patterns

# ======================
# NOTIFICATION CONFIG (OPTIONAL)
# ======================
notification:
  users:
    - "example@gmail.com"            # list | multiple emails allowed
    # - "devops@company.com"
    # - "alerts@company.com"

DevSecOps

Security Built Into Every Stage

Shift-left security practices integrated directly into your CI/CD pipeline. Catch vulnerabilities before they reach production.

SonarQube

Static code analysis for code quality, bugs, vulnerabilities, and code smells. Quality gates prevent bad code from progressing.

OWASP Dependency-Check

Identify known vulnerabilities in project dependencies. Automatic CVE database updates and configurable failure thresholds.

Trivy

Comprehensive container image scanner. Detect OS package vulnerabilities, application dependencies, and misconfigurations.

Gitleaks

Scan git repositories for hardcoded secrets, API keys, and sensitive data. Pre-commit hooks prevent accidental exposure.

100%
Code Scanned
<5min
Scan Time
0
Secrets in Prod
95%
CVE Coverage
Artifact Management

Nexus Repository Manager

Centralized artifact storage with version control, access management, and integration with all major build tools. Build once, deploy everywhere.

Artifact Immutability

Once published, artifacts cannot be modified. Ensures reproducible builds and deployments.

Version Control

Semantic versioning with snapshot and release repositories. Track every build artifact.

Multi-Format Support

Maven, npm, Docker, PyPI, and more. One repository for all your artifacts.

Proxy & Cache

Proxy external repositories and cache dependencies locally for faster builds.

Artifact Flow

Source Code
Git Repository
CI/CD Pipeline
Build → Test → Scan
Nexus Repository
Versioned Artifacts
All Environments
Same artifact everywhere
Deployment Strategy

Ansible-Powered Deployments

Single artifact promotion across environments. Build once in CI, deploy the same tested artifact to Dev, QA, UAT, and Production with Ansible automation.

DEV

Development testing

QA

Quality assurance

UAT

User acceptance

PROD

Production release

Same artifact promoted through all stages

Idempotent Deployments

Run playbooks multiple times with the same result. Safe rollbacks and predictable state management.

Audit Trail

Complete visibility into what was deployed, when, and by whom. Version-controlled playbooks in Git.

Instant Rollback

Previous artifact versions stored in Nexus. One-click rollback to any previous deployment.

Reliability

Why Single-Build Promotion Works

Traditional approaches rebuild artifacts for each environment, introducing inconsistencies and "works on my machine" problems. Our approach ensures what you test is exactly what you deploy.

Consistency

The exact same binary runs in all environments. No rebuild variations or dependency drift.

Traceability

Every deployment links back to a specific commit, build number, and artifact version.

Confidence

If it works in QA with that artifact, it will work in production with that artifact.

Speed

Skip redundant build steps. Promote existing artifacts in seconds, not minutes.

Built-in Observability

Prometheus
Prometheus
Metrics collection and alerting
Grafana
Grafana
Visualization and dashboards
ELK Stack
ELK Stack
Centralized logging and search
Jaeger
Jaeger
Distributed tracing
PagerDuty
Incident management

Technologies We Work With

Industry-standard tools and platforms for enterprise-grade infrastructure

AWS
AWS
Azure
Azure
GCP
GCP
Docker
Docker
Kubernetes
Kubernetes
Terraform
Terraform
Ansible
Ansible
Jenkins
Jenkins
GitLab
GitLab
GitHub
GitHub
ArgoCD
ArgoCD
Helm
Helm
Prometheus
Prometheus
Grafana
Grafana
Linux
Linux
Nginx
Nginx
Redis
Redis
Vault
Vault

Deploy with Confidence, Not Anxiety

Get a CI/CD pipeline that catches bugs before production, deploys automatically, and lets your team focus on building features instead of fixing deployments.